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Acute exposure to 10 or 32° altered the photoperiodically stimulated rise in plasma PRL.

The glucose stimulated rise in circulating insulin was substantially similar in the two groups.

Additionally, the presence of HA may stimulate rises in extracellular Ca2+ concentrations, which may affect cancer cell behavior [43].

Forth, as the fracture density in the strongly stimulated zones rises and the distribution range of the hydraulic fractures in strongly/weakly stimulated zones enlarges, gas production increases gradually.

The repaid increased population coverage by government supported health insurance schemes has stimulated a rising use of healthcare, and thus given rise to more pressure on cost control in China.

Two tendencies in contemporary mathematics stimulated the rise of analytic geometry.

I would be vain to say that I stimulated the rise of Islamic radicalism, but I was the pretext that they found, given that they were looking for pretexts".

Rashi's work was literally epochal, and the agreement of subsequent scholars that the basic needs of text commentary had been fulfilled stimulated the rise of a new school of writers known as tosafists, who composed tosafot (glosses), refining, criticizing, expanding, or qualifying Rashi's interpretations and conclusions.

About this time the Halbertsma brothers Eeltsje, Joast, and Tsjalling founded a movement known as "New Frisian Literature," and they went on to write an amusing collection of Romantic prose and poetry, Rimen en Teltsjes (1871; "Rhymes and Tales"), that stimulated the rise of a rich folk literature in the second half of the 19th century.

The essays on poor law reform from 1796 98 (2001, 2010a) were partly stimulated by rising food prices and the resultant debate about the treatment of the poor.

In Tet+ cells, LPC stimulated a rise in the intracellular Ca2+ concentration and suppressed the response to S1P (Fig. 4a and c).